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Fox, Catherine

William Morrow

As a vicar’s wife, Catherine Fox isn’t your typical martial artist. But Catherine has set herself a challenge: to become a black belt before she turns forty-five. After all, how many chances do vicars’ wives get to roll around the floor with sweaty blokes?

Fight the Good Fight

Sports & Outdoors

Yellow Jersey Press

As a vicar’s wife, Catherine Fox isn’t your typical martial artist. But Catherine has set herself a challenge: to become a black belt before she turns forty-five. After all, how many chances do vicars’ wives get to roll around the floor with sweaty blokes?

Fight the Good Fight: From Vicar's Wife to Killing Machine

Hiking & Camping

Parson's daughter Mara Johns arrives as a postgraduate student at a great northern cathedral city. Antagonistic to the church and fiercely independent, she repels all friendly overtures and seeks spiritual answers in her theological research. But when her past involvement in an extreme sect resurfaces, she finds her quest won't stay academic. Nor can she hold out against her persistent would-be friends. Gradually she unbends and laughs with Maddy and May; locks horns with the insufferable 'polecat' - and finds herself torn between the attentions of two suitors. But they are both ordinands, and she's vowed she'll never marry a vicar. When her carefully controlled world falls apart, it is these new friends she must turn to if she wants to survive.

Angels and Men (Reissue)

Christian Books & Bibles

Literature & Fiction

SPCK Publishing

English and Communications for Business Students

SCOTT, JOHN

Gill Education

Who Was This Boy?: The Story of a Troubled Child

Cone Pub

Millions of words have been spent in our quest to explain men's seemingly never-ending dominance in boardrooms, in parliaments, in the bureaucracy and in almost every workplace. So why is gender inequality still such a pressing issue? Wage inequality between men and women seems one of the intractables of our age. Women are told they need to back themselves more, stop marginalising themselves, negotiate better, speak up, support each other, strike a balance between work and home. This searing book argues that insisting that women fix themselves won't fix the system, the system built by men. Catherine Fox does more than identify and analyse the nature of the problem. Her book is an important tool for male leaders who say they want to make a difference. She throws down the gauntlet, showing how business, defence, public service and community leaders might do it, rather than just talk about it. She shows that not only will this be better for women but for productivity as well, not to mention men and women's health and happiness at home and at work.

Stop Fixing Women: Why building fairer workplaces is everyone's business

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

ReadHowYouWant

A book about being a woman, raising children, succeeding in a leadership role, and living a full life, this work debunks the seven most commonly held misconceptions about women and their professional careers. Penned by an award-winning journalist, this book discusses topics such as the gender pay gap, motherhood and a career, meritocracies in the workplace, and the use of quotas.

7 Myths About Women and Work

Business & Money

Women & Business

NewSouth

Millions of words have been spent in our quest to explain men’s seemingly never-ending dominance in boardrooms, in parliaments, in the bureaucracy and in almost every workplace. So why is gender inequality still such a pressing issue? Wage inequality between men and women seems one of the intractables of our age. Women are told they need to back themselves more, stop marginalising themselves, negotiate better, speak up, support each other, strike a balance between work and home. This searing book argues that insisting that women fix themselves won’t fix the system, the system built by men. Catherine Fox does more than identify and analyze the nature of the problem. Her book is an important tool for male leaders who say they want to make a difference. She throws down the gauntlet, showing how business, defence, public service and community leaders might do it, rather than just talk about it. She shows that not only will this be better for women but for productivity as well, not to mention men and women’s health and happiness at home and at work.

Stop Fixing Women: Why Building Fairer Workplaces Is Everybody's Business

Economics

Breaking the Boss Bias: How to get more women into leadership roles

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